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In this volume Arthur Eedle has brought together a wide range of topics from Science and the Bible. In each chapter he attempts to open up the ground for deeper understanding, basing his exposition on Jesus' words, "Every scribe instructed into the kingdom of heaven is like a householder, who brings forth from his treasures things new and old." (Matthew 13:52) As a result of many years of research into Biblical and Scientific matters, he desir...

The Song of Songs is usually known as The Song of Solomon, but the Hebrew title only declares that it is about Solomon. Furthermore, the majority of expositors look upon this little gem of ancient writing as the love song of Solomon and the Shulamite maiden. They then propose that it speaks of the marriage of Christ and the Bride. But Solomon already had 600 wives when the Song was written, and his backslidden character could hardly be a type ...

Vision and Prophecy" is a compilation of about one hundred important prophetic messages. Dating from 1679, with Jane Leade's "Philadelphian" prophecy, then Bishop Aristocoli's message to Mother Barbara in 1911, the list includes material received by Hudson Taylor, Smith Wigglesworth, Arthur Wallis, Edgar Parkyns, David Mansell, Alex Buchanan, David King, Mike Smith, and numbers of entries by the Author and his wife Rosalind Eedle, who died in ...

Omnibus Edition of the King's Fountain series. All five volumes in one. A story with a difference. How would you react if suddenly you found yourself translated into a higher dimensional world? You've encountered something like this in Lewis's Narnia, and in MacDonald's Lilith, but the New World of this story is called King's Fountain. Discover the adventures of ordinary folk as they come together, each having been into King's Fountain. Learn ...

This little book by Arthur Eedle explains how a simple arithmetical sequence is at the root of astronomical observations at one end of the scale of size, down to what scientists have found in sub-atomic particles. Suspended midway between these magnitudes the human eye is able to see the delights of simple field work which children can enjoy. The visual beauty of all this is captured in the book.